Tonya here. Okay, let's do it: Liberated Amish 2012. Take an inspirational Amish quilt and liberate it.
Some of us did this once before (with a few more rules), so you can take a look at the great quilts posted in the original blog and Flickr pool
For this year's challenge, we will:
1.
Each pick an Amish quilt to be our starting point. (or you can mash a couple together...). You can pick one from the Faith and Stephen Brown collection if you want to (in other words, that's optional this time).
2. Make the quilt liberated. You can do that ala Gwen Marston or Gee's Bend or... But the goal is not to have a duplicate of the original with slight changes (like using printed fabric instead of solids). Go for wonky, unruly, playful etc. And don't give me a heart attack by trying to match things up and keep all the points pointy....

15 comments:
Oh what fun, I'm in! Love your colors!
Sounds good! I'm in.
Woohoo! I'm on the list!! Okay, now what to do.. You're off to a great start there!!
I got my book today. I can't wait to get started.
Ok, I'm in! So now what?
I'm in, I have been wanting to do something with solids. My biggest problem sewing wonky is I am so darn good at points (just kidding).
cheryl from MO
I can't even match points when I'm trying..I'm the Imperfect Piecer, so I'm in too. Been wanting to play with solids too!
oh love yours so far, oh should I jump in even though I am still struggling with jumping over to the wonky side :) that I just so admire?
Kathie
Can it be small and fused?
I'm in. Now to decide on what to use as my inspiration...
Oh yeah!!! Count me in too.
Count me in as well.
I'd love to play!! Count me in!
This does sound good fun. I have picked out a pattern, this is great
I'll try. I'm picking one that will be a real challenge for me. I ordered that book, but it hasn't come yet, so I looked at that link of the Brown collection. I'm wishing myself luck! Right now I have NO idea what I'll do!
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